New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
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About twelve years ago was master and pilot Of thd
steamboat Sarah Brown. that between Peeskill and
NewYork carrying freight. At Peeksin lay up e
dock near which Of tho main sewers from the village
cmptied into tho river The bad air and gas nom this
sewer was fearful Il was foul that often slept In
my bunk the boat with the door and windows tight
shut rather than breathe it; and that, too, in hot
weather used to notice that the water set over night
In basin bowl to drink would In the morning b
covered with sort Of Shiny coating If the sewer air
could get at 1t.
II was In this way had my irrt attack Of malaria
Before that had never been really sick my fe and
could stand any amount Of work. and sleep like healthy
child But as the malaria took hold OF me my appetite
began fail and my good sleep went with It Sometimes
could eat heartily enough. and then again nothing
seemed TO tempt me or to taste good And to sleeping
would often toss and tumble In my bed nearly all night
then fall asleep about daylight completely tired OUT
This irregular and broken fashion OF eating drinking and
sleeping pretty brought on indigestion and symp-
toms OF dyspepsia In fact, after while it came to be
what is caled-and very properly thnk-neryous dys-
pcpsia and exhaustion.
st the very start, as told my physician how
felt he began giving qinine and often took sixteen
grains day II didn't cure me- and 50 far as know
quinine does really cure malaria But us neither
the doctor anybody else could tell me OF anything
better, kept taking 1t. Then commenced having
low spirited With the idea that quinine might possibly
help me only took larger doses increased the dose
from four to ten grains at q time.
This kind OF thing for six yearsand six very
long years they were TO me- You may be sure OF that
OF course my business involved almost constant expos
urc to the weather. which greatly increased the severity
of the attacks have stood in the pilot house. steering
with nv overcoat buttoned to the chin siyeng IN the
hot summer sun.
All this time kept taking quinine in large Doses
and as had become very weak my physician told me
that the malarial poison making my blood thin and
Notwithstanding the very life from it, After few
months began to the effects OF the large quantity OF
ouinne had used to break up the malaria. First
troubled with ringing and buzzing in the cars began to
grow hard Of hearing, my eyesight became weak ana
from enjoying the Of pair OF eyes clear and strong
as anybody had soon had to help my vision WIN
pair of gasses-while yet young man. This was
Informed on medical authority what is called maa'
rial ritis, loss Of the c0lorng OF the IRIS due 10
maarous infection. My eyes watered easily at night on
attempting TO them and seemed to lose the deep
clear color which natural to them.
Bleeding from the nose about this time common
thing with meso much that the doctor plugged up
the nasal orifces to stOpit.
On my return from the West, where had gone in
homes that change OF and air might do good.
first saw an advertisement OF Kaskinc in n New York
daily paper. II was called The New Quinne" "Thac
meets my idea" said. Anything to take the place or
the qunne for between that and the malaria shall
be completely used up before long"
SO began Kaskne, taking about fifteen pellets at
a time four times a day. and in few days felt much
better | slept better food tasted more natural and
dgested it, and got my strength back by degrees; ana,
briefly, in the course Of reasonable time II worked
perect cure OF the malaria with all its symptoms and
evils the headaches debility, &C.
should not fail mention that on beginning the kas-
kline treatment threw aside the quinne and depended
on Kaskinc alone
WILLIAM TEED
1873 East 12ith-st., Sew-iork.
PSI shall be glad to reply to any inquiries that may
he addressed TO me concerning the facts in my case
W.T.
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doubted merit, will be sent application. 90
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